Single vehicle rollover crash on highway 83, Douglas County CO
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TrafficEmergency responders arrived at a single-vehicle rollover crash on Highway 83 near South Russellville Road. The vehicle was on its side off the road. At least one person had a head cut but was conscious and out of the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas and Elbert County Fire Districts
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
SCAT 182, Medic 181, map Adam Paul 38 David for a motor vehicle crash, unknown injuries.
00:06
Highway 83 and South Russellville Road.
00:09
Repeating for SCAT 12, Medic1, Map Adam Paul 38 David for a motor vehicle crash unknown injuries.
00:18
Highway 83 and South Russellville Road,
00:22
dispatch clear 1648.
00:27
A medic 181.
00:29
A truck rolled on the west side of 83.
00:32
One party has lacerations to the head and is out of the vehicle.
00:37
You can have Douglasops 3.
00:41
Copy, so cedar 3.
00:44
1649.
00:49
Some breathing.
00:53
Yeah, why did you got it?
00:55
1650.
01:01
This, Max, the tiny 161.
01:03
It's Tommy 161.
01:07
Can I get an option for about an hour for a special event?
01:14
Even on Douglas, off seven.
01:17
Seven. Seven.
01:20
Dispatch, SCAT 182, unseen, single vehicle on all fours, off the road will be investigating.
01:30
Scott 182, single vehicle on all fours, off the road,
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investigating 1654.
01:40
Take 1-181, Scott 182.
01:41
Scott 182.
01:48
Medics 181, SCAT 182 on 3.
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Medics 181, SCAT 1282.
01:58
Grab that.
02:00
MediK.181. Yeah,
02:04
a patient currently located in the back of SCAT 182, you can park just past our SCAP.
02:11
Okay, 1AX.com.
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Location mentioned:
CO-83 & S Russellville Rd, Colorado 80116
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